When theological truths for the mind seem insufficient, the simultaneous question and request stands: “God, do you see me and can you show me that you do?”

You do not find the Gospel, the Gospel finds you.

What hope do you have when your suffering has not yet been redeemed?

How to think about unwanted thoughts.

A poem for the weary.

God counts every tear you cry. God sees your tears fall. He counts them in his bottle according to Psalm 56:8. He does this because He loves you.

How can Christians who have fallen into sin receive freedom from guilt?

When the days are hard, God is working things in your life to comfort you. He is the lifter of your head.

Those suffering and those helping those who suffer need sherpas who have walked the terrain of grief, these books are those sherpas.

Darkness shrouds what is truly there. Darkness is not the reality, darkness is merely the inability to see what is present. Remind me of this when darkness enters, Lord, that you are my light.

We all will move in and out of waiting seasons as Christians. Do we ever give much thought to how to wait well?

A collection of songs for when you are suffering.

Temptation towards sin is only one battle ground for Satan in the life of a Christian. The other place of temptation is after you have fallen.

We all bring objections to God’s love for us. The question is, what does God do with our objections?

Perhaps you do not doubt that God forgives and still loves you when you sin. But have you bought into a more subtle theological error? The idea that when you sin, when you fall, when you are at your weakest, you receive a “lesser measure” of grace, than you do when you are faithful and strong?

The key to fighting anxiety.

You have not out sinned His love. The Lord loves us where we are, but He also loves us too much to keep us there.

What encouragement can we hold onto when silence from God enters our lives? When God Feels far, is there hope?

In God, we do not have a King so lofty and above our difficulties that He sweeps away our tears with disdain. No, we have a King who has descended into the pain with us. You do not cry alone.